Question: INS 3 6 1 E HYDRAULICS OPEN CHANNEL FLOW EXPERIMENT Define the experimental work briefly and support your expression with the necessary figures and photographs.

INS 361E HYDRAULICS
OPEN CHANNEL FLOW EXPERIMENT
Define the experimental work briefly and support your expression with the necessary figures and photographs.
Determine the discharge (Q), unit width discharge (q), uniform water depth (h), mean velocity, specific energy and regime of the flow in the open channel.
Check if the water is able or not to pass through the constriction and hump with its existing specific energy.
Determine the water depth (cm) and velocity (cmsec) with T Te placement of hump, gate, and constriction into channel.
Determine the minimum specific energy, critical depth and the regime of the flow with the placement of hump, gate, and constriction into channel.
Determine the energy loss in the Hydraulic Jump with the placement of a hump, gate, and constriction into channel.
Experimental Data:
Hump Height ,:2.5cm
Constriction Cross-Section : 10cm**1,25cm
Open Channel Width ,:7,5cm
Mass =5kg and time = seconds
Water depths with replacement of gate: y0=,y1=,y2=
hump (height,e=2.5cm): y0=,y1-=,y2=
constriction: y0=y1-=,y2=
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Experiment 1
V until t=42 seconds
Uniform flow
Starting height 7cm
V=0.5cmsec
Hydraulic splash
8cm-3.5cm
After jump 6.5cm
Hydraulic bounce leads to energy loss
Speed 1cmsec
(cei):
Experiment 2
Height 10cm2cm after the jump 6cm
(a):
Experiment 3
8.5cm
3cm
6.5cm.
INS 3 6 1 E HYDRAULICS OPEN CHANNEL FLOW

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